THE Pharmaceutical Society
of Australia says its upcoming
PAC13 conference, in Brisbane
10-13 Oct, will give delegates an
unprecedented opportunity to
broaden their skills and learn from
researchers, practitioners and
consumers about developments
that will help shape the future of
our profession and its part in the
changing health-care environment.
The PAC13 program will present
more than 56 hours of CPD - 11.5
Group 1 and 90 Group 2 credits -
from which delegates will be able
to select topics of their choice.
There is a major focus on Group
2 credits, with attendees able to
achieve 25.5 CPD credits including
21 group 2 credits, while attending
the conference.
Full program information, CPD
allocation and online registration
are at www.psa.org.au/pac.The above article was sent to subscribers in Pharmacy Daily's issue from 25 Sep 13 To see the full newsletter, see the embedded issue below or CLICK HERE to download Pharmacy Daily from 25 Sep 13
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